Most powerful storms ever recorded. Right now, haiyan is lashing the fill spooens with miles 195 Miles Per Hour and experts are predicting catastrophic damage. Heres nbcs frances koe with more. Reporter its what the philippines feared. The typhoon slammed into the coast. They are bearing the brunt. Winds at least 150 Miles Per Hour and drenching rains that made visibility virtually nonexistent. The breeze moved through the air and floated into rapid moves rivers. Storm surges are expected to reach up to more than 20 feet in some cities. About a Million People are taking cover in shelters in more than 20 provinces, but because the country is made up of islands, theres fear residents have few options for safe areas. Weather experts are calling haiyan a perfect storm with a clear eye, an indicator of an immense strength. The only positive, its fast moving. Thats little comfort for millions of residents who you nor bracing for the worst. Frances koe, nbc news. And nbcs bill karins will hav
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